Loving known as Aunty Jean to me. A lovely lady.
I was so fortunate to spend an afternoon with you 3 years ago. Especially the hugs. God bless. Love Pauline whitty.

Nanny way well what can I say I am lucky enough to be a part of your family for just over 30 yrs so far as I married my queenie who is your first born granddaughter jan and for the last 15 or so years you always said to me bald I’m sorry my hands hurt when making things so I therefore cannot make you any more mince pies at Christmas but low and behold you always did and I will be forever grateful for you doing so and I’ll miss my Christmas treat made with love from you the most precious thing I’ll miss apart from you being here is the sweetest of kiss on my cheek whenever I dropped you off home or Mary and Peggy took you home but most of all that ill cherish for ever is the gentlest of hugs when you left our home cause I felt the warmth of you love when being hugged will miss and love you forever xxxx

We are both so glad you had such a wonderful long life. ❤ xx

I only got to know Aunt Jean through Skype sessions and letters. The very first time we chatted it seemed as if we had known each other all our lives. She had the same gentleness, humour and interest in world wide events as my Dad – her brother Peter. I came to know her as a beautiful, positive and caring lady. I will dearly miss chatting with her and reading her encouraging and news filled letters.
Rest now Aunt Jean from stress, the cares of this world and pain until we meet again in God’s garden.
My sincerest sympathies to all the family. Niece Susan.

Because of the distance between England and Australia and because we were separated from each other when we were very young my memories of my beloved sister are few. In 1988 Jean opened her home to Maureen, Maurice and myself and made us feel so welcome it was as if we had always been close together as family. Nothing was too much trouble and I felt very loved by her. I will always remember her kind and gentle ways and her beautiful welcoming smile.
I will miss chatting on Skype with Jean and receiving her cards and letters.
I’m so looking forward to the day when we can be together again in heaven free from all cares and pain.
I will love you always.
Your Beloved Brother Peter
I wish to extend my sincere sympathy to the entire family.

Auntie Jean will always be remembered, for the love she shared, her lovely sence of humour, her beautiful smile, a smile that lit up the room when she walked in.. A beautiful loving caring true lady. Lots of love Auntie. Rest in eternal peace, in God’s kingdom..
Your nephew Billy..